Būrī wa-thamarat al-yaqṭīn
Subtitle: qiṣah min al-fūluklūr al-Hindī = Buri and the marrow : an Indian folk tale
By: retold by Henriette Barkow ; illustrated by Lizzie Finlay ; Arabic translation by Zaki H.S. Mohammed.
Contributors: Finlay, Lizzie.; Mohammed, Zaki H.S.
Publisher: Mantra
Published: 2000
Place of publication: London
Language: ara
Subjects: Folklore -- India -- Juvenile literature.; Folklore -- India -- Bengal.; Animals -- Folklore.
Genres: Juvenile literature.; Folklore.
Other titles: Buri and the marrow
Work titles: Buri and the marrow.
Description: As an old woman travels through the forest to meet her daughter, a fox, a tiger and a lion try to eat her. Buri tells them to wait until she returns, then she'll be nice and fat. When it is time for her to go home, her daughter thinks of a plan which fools the lion and the tiger.
Notes: Translation of: Buri and the marrow.

Parallel English text and Arabic translation.